Until the 28th of June the Norwegian Embassy is showcasing projects designed by the Oslo architects Jensen & Skodvin Arkitektkontor as. Characteristic for the approach of the architects is their respectful attitude toward nature.

This attitude is especially evident in such internationally renowned projects as Mortensrud Church, the Tautra Maria Convent as well as in their designs for the internationally acclaimed "National Tourist Routes" project of the Norwegian Public Roads Administration. Among other things, Jensen & Skodvin have designed tourist paths, viewing platforms and bridges as well as a "landscape hotel" in Gundbrandsjuvet in the province of Sunnmøre in Western Norway.

In 2008 Jensen & Skodvin received the German Erich Schelling Architecture Prize. Their design of the Bad Gleichenberg Kurhaus in Austria and the Gudbrandsjuvet project were nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Prize 2009.

The exhibit shows selected buildings designed by Jensen & Skodvin on photo panels and in drawings and videos.

More information about the projects of Jensen & Skodvin is available at: www.jsa.no